The asking price of £1,150,000 appears reasonably aligned with other properties in the vicinity, considering that comparable properties have a very wide range of pricing. The absence of accurate square footage information for nearby properties hinders a precise comparison on a per-square-foot basis. However, the property’s features, location, and apparent condition all suggest that the pricing is likely competitive within the market but not necessarily exceptional value.

The property appears to be well-maintained from the photographs provided. While a full survey would be required to confirm the state of all systems and internal structures, the visible aspects suggest a generally good condition with evidence of recent renovations or modernization in parts of the house. Some aspects such as the landscaping might benefit from further work.

Upham is a desirable village in Hampshire, known for its picturesque setting on the edge of the South Downs National Park. The proximity to good schools (Upham Church of England Primary being a ‘Good’ rated school within walking distance) and relatively easy access to transport links (though requiring a drive to reach train stations) contributes to its high desirability. The lack of readily available price-per-square-foot data for the immediate area makes precise comparison challenging. However, considering the general area desirability and surrounding property values, the location score reflects its strengths.

The property includes a sizeable garden. While the exact plot size isn’t stated, images show a good-sized lawn and paved patio area. This is considered a significant asset, especially for properties in this price bracket in rural locations like Upham. However, it doesn’t appear to be exceptionally large compared to other properties in the area, so it’s not rated as a ‘10’.